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Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Exit From Congress Could Spell Trouble for Speaker Johnson

Greene cited frustration with GOP leadership over prolonged shutdown and healthcare issues, with a senior House Republican warning more resignations may follow amid party discontent.

  • On November 21, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene announced her resignation from Congress, with January 5, 2026, as her final day.
  • Greene blamed House leadership including Speaker Mike Johnson and said mounting disappointment with President Donald Trump contributed to her resignation, posting her statement on X.
  • Following Greene's announcement, a senior House Republican told Punchbowl News the White House treated members poorly and warned more explosive resignations are coming, while some Republicans warned Speaker Mike Johnson could lose the gavel.
  • Critics accused Greene of timing her departure for financial benefit, while President Donald Trump blamed her decision on plummeting poll numbers and a challenger with his endorsement.
  • Media commentators speculated Marjorie Taylor Greene may seek higher office such as Senate, though she denied a presidential bid Sunday, while observers warned her exit may signal broader GOP turmoil.
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follow.it broke the news in on Sunday, November 23, 2025.
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